Air Vapormax 2020 FK

30 years of Air technology development have made the shoes lighter than the air. The VaporMax project drew on it and took 7 years of its own development. Unlike the Air Max, the VaporMax has embarked on a path of tread analysis when walking or running. The air capsules were then placed as needed according to the pressure. The ultimate goal was to develop shoes in which you "float" on air cushions while running. The technology also made it possible to get rid of the foamy midsole, thus reducing its weight to a minimum. Upper is a knitted so-called Flyknit, which is a new technology which, in combination with VaporMax, brings to the market in 2016 (officially 2017) a light, responsive, flexible shoe in perfect harmony with the user.

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